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Connecting to a domain

When using Service Broker I am getting the following message in a SQL Trace.

Could not obtain information about Windows NT group/user....

In the article http://flylib.com/books/en/1.514.1.69/1/ it says,

"Whenever SQL Server needs to authorize a user, it needs to connect to a domain controller if SQL Server doesn't have enough information cached for authorization. The only way to correct this problem is to connect to your domain".

What does it mean "connect to your domain".
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can i used something like EXECUTE AS LOGIN with an AD account to solve this problem?
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I just ran SELECT SUSER_SNAME() and it retuned my AD account....?
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thanks